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In addition to training and retraining the steeplechase runners and prospects, Susan has taken out her flat trainer’s license. Her record on the flat is almost unblemished: her first starter as a trainer was her first starter as an owner, and her first winner.
“One of Cush’s clients had a homebred horse who measured a mere 14.1 hands high as a yearling,” said Susan about Spinner.
“Rather than lose more money on him, he gave the colt to me.”
The horse proved to be an excessive stall walker and was made quickly a gelding. He showed that he had some speed and was a fine jumper when Pat schooled him.
The Cooneys decided to run Spinner, whose name became self-evident as he continued his
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